Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy
Objective: In the past, obstetricians were highly skilled in obstetric procedures. An increase in cesarean section rates, especially in developed countries, has led to a gradual loss of obstetric skills. Case Reports: Two cases are reported, the first being a case of face presentation in the mentopo...
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author | Shazia Fakhar Gulshan Saeed |
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description | Objective: In the past, obstetricians were highly skilled in obstetric procedures. An increase in cesarean section rates, especially in developed countries, has led to a gradual loss of obstetric skills.
Case Reports: Two cases are reported, the first being a case of face presentation in the mentoposterior position and the second a case of transverse lie with a prolapsed hand, both with intrauterine death.
Conclusion: Cesarean sections in both cases, although justified, were avoided after a successful trial of other obstetric procedures. |
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spelling | doaj.art-3853b278855f445e9ab899aa517debda2022-12-22T03:34:59ZengElsevierTaiwanese Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology1028-45592009-03-01481767810.1016/S1028-4559(09)60041-3Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next PregnancyShazia FakharGulshan SaeedObjective: In the past, obstetricians were highly skilled in obstetric procedures. An increase in cesarean section rates, especially in developed countries, has led to a gradual loss of obstetric skills. Case Reports: Two cases are reported, the first being a case of face presentation in the mentoposterior position and the second a case of transverse lie with a prolapsed hand, both with intrauterine death. Conclusion: Cesarean sections in both cases, although justified, were avoided after a successful trial of other obstetric procedures.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1028455909600413cesarean sectionintrauterine deathobstetric procedures |
spellingShingle | Shazia Fakhar Gulshan Saeed Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy Taiwanese Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology cesarean section intrauterine death obstetric procedures |
title | Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy |
title_full | Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy |
title_fullStr | Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy |
title_full_unstemmed | Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy |
title_short | Old Procedures Are Still Valuable: Avoiding Unnecessary Cesarean Section to Decrease Risk in the Next Pregnancy |
title_sort | old procedures are still valuable avoiding unnecessary cesarean section to decrease risk in the next pregnancy |
topic | cesarean section intrauterine death obstetric procedures |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1028455909600413 |
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